The following is a list of streets in the WPI peripheral property area and information concerning the no parking side with respect to the Winter parking ban, which is in effect from December 1 to April 1 (from 2:00am to 6:00am) and at any time that a snow emergency is declared after 2" of snow has fallen and stays in effect until the street is plowed.
Again the category called SIDE will indicate the SIDE of the Street that NO PARKING is allowed. For example: if the word EVEN appears, then parking is not allowed on the side of the street with house that are even numbered (2-4-6 etc). If the word BOTH appears then there is NO PARKING ON BOTH SIDES of that street. The word NONE (NO PARKING BAN) mean that parking is allowed on both sides of that street.
No Parking
Street Name Description Side
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Boynton St. Entire Public Length Even
Dean St. Entire Public Length Even
Dover St. Entire Public Length Even
Drury Ln. Entire Public Length Both
Einhorn Rd. Entire Public Length Both
Elbridge St. Entire Public Length Even
Hackfeld Rd. Entire Public Length Even
Humboldt Ave. Private As Posted by Parks Dept.
Institute Rd. Entire Public Length Both
Cul-de-sac Area No Parking on Island Side
Massachusetts Ave. Salisbury St. to Drury Ln. Even
Massachusetts Ave. Drury Ln. to N.PL. of House #32 Both
Massachusetts Ave. N.PL. of House #32 to Park Ave. Odd
Park Ave. Entire Public Length Both
Regent St. Entire Public Length Both
Salisbury St. Entire Public Length Both
Trowbridge Rd. Entire Public Length Even
Wachusett St. Dix St. to Salisbury St. Even
West St. Entire Public Length Even
The ban prohibits parking nightly on both sides of major arteries (main streets) from 2am until 6am through April 30 and on the even-numbered sides of secondary arteries (side streets) from 2am until 6am through March 31. The general ban is not posted on streets; however, exceptions are posted.
The ban in also in effect immediately upon declaration of a snow emergency by the Department of Public Works on a continuous basis until it is officially lifted.
Violators are subject to a fine and may be towed to facilitate snow removal.